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Retired chemist Dalia Jakas credits radiation oncologist Neil Taunk with curing her uterine cancer without harming her quality of life. Now, she’s empowering his research into how treatment can be improved for future patients.

The stories of prominent Black women have long been untold. Jasmine Brown is putting an end to this with her new book.

Press Ganey awards recognize Penn Medicine for excellence in patient experience.

For Penn researcher Mayassa Bou-Dargham, PhD, a recent scientific achievement was met with a banner celebration in her home village of Kfarheem, Lebanon.

The Patient Access Center is key to Penn Medicine’s ability to innovate and increase access to care. It’s also serving as a great entry point for those looking to expand their experience in healthcare.

Jamil Rivers is a full-time working mom, living with metastatic breast cancer, and leading an initiative to help other women of color navigate cancer care.

With a new director at the helm and the worst of COVID past, the Nudge Unit is continuing to work on projects designed to make life easier for clinicians.

Kara Spillane, PhD, of Chester County Hospital’s Radiation Oncology Department, and her dog, Tia, bring comfort to patients and staff.

Nahreen Ahmed, MD, MPH, has taught hundreds of clinicians how to use ultrasound equipment in emergency areas, conflict zones, and refugee settlements.

For many gay men, the foundation of trauma begins as a little boy with a secret and then manifests, leading to higher rates of depression, anxiety, substance abuse and suicide. The Men’s Program at Princeton House Behavioral Health can help.